New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-16
NETWORK TROOPS TO START TO-DAY.
ARRIVAL OF A PROVISIONAL REGIMENT FROM THE

$500
INTERIOR OF THE STATE.
Tbs brigade oil New-York troops which will take
part ia the military display In Philadelphia today
will depart for that city this morning under the COM
mand OF Brigader General Louis Fitzgerald, who VIII
be accompanied by tue stan Ct the 1st Brigade. Inc
provisional regiment composed OF eleven separate
com panies from the interior OF the State under the
cowmand OF Colonel Edward F. Gsylor of the 47th
Regiment, will have the right OF the Iine This COM
mand arrived here from Albany q special train
Yesterday and marched through Madison.ave,
Twenty -third-sI Fourthave., FOurteenth-st, Fifth
ave- and Thirty ftth-st. TO the armory OF the otn
Regiment, where six companies were quartered @ ior
the night. The other five companies slept IN the
arsenal ia Thirty hfthst TINS regiment % WA VIII, .s DO
drum corps of the 47th Regiment The command VII
take a train at Jersey City this morning at 6S0
o'clock. The regimsnt 10 composed Of the 3ttn
ffty.six men the 9Th Of Rochester Captain Hepdsr-
SON. with sixty men the 22d Of Saratoga Captain
McEwsn, with sixty-dve men; the I'd Of Auburn,
Captain Kirby. with seventy-two men the 3oth OF
Ogdensbury. Captain Holland, with seventy two
men the 26th OF Elmra, Captain Root, nloetyelgnt
men the 32d OF Boosick Fails CaFsain Eday xiIn m
seventy men the 41st OF Syracuse. Captain Randall,
with sixty men the seth OF Waterfowl captain
Scott with dity-eigbt men the goth OF Binghamton.
Captain Rogers with tyeght men and tue lSth OF
Pongbkeepsie, CaBtan Haubeunestel with siIrytwo
men, with the Held, staff. nop-commissoned stan
and musicians, the regiment numbers more than sUU:
General Fitzgerald and staf with the 18th and 22d
Regiments will leave Jersey City fofty-nve minutes
later, and the 23d at 1880 a. NJ
HOT JOURNAL DELAYS THE PRESIDENT.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 15-The Presidential party. con-
sisting OF the President Mrs. Cleveland, Secretary
Bayard and Colonel and Mrs. Lamont. left washington
at O'Clock this In charge Of Major j. NJ Car
son. hot Journal before reaching Baltimore detained
the train twenty minutes, which was not made up during
the Journey otherwise the trip without special incl
dent At Baltimore large crowd collected around the
station and cheered for the President but the latter aid
not show hmse and The train stopped only rev MIN
utes ON arriving Wilmington there was Dig demon
siraon an immense crowd cheering and calling Tor the
President He finally appeared In company with Mrs
Gle veand the platform and bowed as aoKho"t
edgmemts At Wilmington the Presidential party were
met 10y the Phil delphia Reception Committee consist
ing OF Thomas NJ Thompson. chairman; George W.
Cbids, A. j. Drexel. George B. Roberts. b. X Jamisou
party were landed at Thirtysecoud and Market sts,
where the City Troop was In waiting, ana under its
escort they driven TO the Lafayette Hotel Hero an
Immense assembage had gathered anticipating the ar
rival aud In to their repeated calls ana cheers
tho President and Mrs. Cleveland appeared on the
balcony and bowed their acknowledgements
NO MONEY TO PAY THE ALDERMENS EXPENSES.
The full committee OF nine members OF the Board
OF Aldermen. appointed to represent the City
Government at the Philadelphia celebration. will not 20
city There appropriation from wnich tue
expenses OF the trip be paid and several OF the
members OF the committee say they will not go.